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<blockquote data-quote="kazuma6666" data-source="post: 258496" data-attributes="member: 68973">I can try to add these things to your plug in once I get the sources. I could give you my sources, but it's really dirty code, I had no time to comment it. The reason I did it in access first is that I didn't want to take too long with th GUI. In access it's quite easy.Now for the plugin, I was thinking of having a RSS directory in the root of the plugin. When you go into it there is a folder for each of the configured RSS. If you go to a specific RSS folder, you'll see every recognized torrent in it (loaded with the new files from anidb). There, you can right click on a recognized file and ask for the download, and evenually ask to download every file of the same serie (it will then ask what resolution you want). The automatic part will not work if there is no CRC code at the end of the file. The RSS URLs must be inputted in a text file. It will be imported in the database.That's how I see it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kazuma6666, post: 258496, member: 68973"] I can try to add these things to your plug in once I get the sources. I could give you my sources, but it's really dirty code, I had no time to comment it. The reason I did it in access first is that I didn't want to take too long with th GUI. In access it's quite easy. Now for the plugin, I was thinking of having a RSS directory in the root of the plugin. When you go into it there is a folder for each of the configured RSS. If you go to a specific RSS folder, you'll see every recognized torrent in it (loaded with the new files from anidb). There, you can right click on a recognized file and ask for the download, and evenually ask to download every file of the same serie (it will then ask what resolution you want). The automatic part will not work if there is no CRC code at the end of the file. The RSS URLs must be inputted in a text file. It will be imported in the database. That's how I see it. [/QUOTE]

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